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skip to content menu and widgets -- recent posts increasing the speed of harvesting with on demand resource dumps ’s open access content has reached the moon! (or how about them stats 2017 edition) enhances library discovery services visits ethiopia and participates in an open science training session implementing the recommender in strathprints: a “whitehat” improvement to promote user interaction recent comments jennifer on now offers 5 millions of open access full-text research papers john salter on analysing orcid coverage across repositories through alfalah12345 on will be at the open repositories 2016 nancypontika on 7 tips for successful harvesting bernadette houghton on 7 tips for successful harvesting archives march 2018 december 2017 november 2017 october 2017 may 2017 february 2017 january 2017 december 2016 october 2016 july 2016 june 2016 april 2016 january 2016 december 2015 october 2015 september 2015 march 2015 march 2014 july 2013 june 2013 may 2013 november 2012 july 2012 june 2012 may 2012 april 2012 march 2012 february 2012 december 2011 september 2011 august 2011 july 2011 june 2011 may 2011 april 2011 march 2011 categories aggregation api conferences dataset growth harvesting recommender repositories sdk uncategorised meta log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org ← back to the portal increasing the speed of harvesting with on demand resource dumps i am currently working with martin klein , matteo cancellieri and herbert van de sompel on a project funded by the european open science cloud pilot that aims to test and benchmark resourcesync against oai-pmh in a range of scenarios. the objective is to perform a quantitative evaluation that could then be used as evidence to convince data providers to adopt resourcesync. during this work, we have encountered a problem related to the scalability of resourcesync and developed a solution to it in the form of an on demand resource dump. the aim of this blog post is to explain the problem, how we arrived to the solution and how the solution works. read more... posted on 17th march 2018 17th march 2018 author petr knoth categories uncategorised ’s open access content has reached the moon! (or how about them stats 2017 edition) for yet another year (see previous years 2016 , 2015 ) has been really productive; the number of our content providers has increased and we have now more open access full text and metadata records than ever. our services are also growing steadily and we would like to thank the community for using the api and datasets . we also offer other services, such as the repositories dashboard , publisher connector and the recommender . we received great feedback with regards to the recommender, with george macgregor, institutional repository manager at strathclyde university, reporting: read more... posted on 21st december 2017 21st december 2017 author matteo cancellieri categories aggregation , api , , dataset , growth , harvesting , recommender , repositories tags 2017 , statistics enhances library discovery services the service is working in partnership with proquest to deliver more content within their library discovery services (ex libris primo and ex libris summon). what does this mean for the end user? this means that search results will bring back more relevant content from oa repositories worldwide in addition to the existing library collection records. the user will not have to go to a separate search interface to run the same search query. read more… posted on 18th december 2017 author nancypontika categories , harvesting tags exlibris , primo , proquest , summon visits ethiopia and participates in an open science training session eifl’s invitation to to take part in a workshop for researchers from developing countries pays dividends for participants and for . in june 2017, eifl invited the global open access full text aggregator to take part in an open science train-the-trainer course for universities and research institutions in eifl partner countries. watch the videos recorded during the workshop and read more … solomon mekonnen – open access ethiopia zaituni kaijage – open access tanzania read more... posted on 14th november 2017 author nancypontika categories tags developing countries , eifl , ethiopia , foster , open access , open science , trainers , training , workshop implementing the recommender in strathprints: a “whitehat” improvement to promote user interaction by george macgregor , institutional repository coordinator, university of strathclyde this guest blog post briefly reviews why the recommender was quickly adopted on strathprints and how it has become a central part of our quest to improve the interactive qualities of repositories. back in october 2016 my colleagues at the team released their recommender plugin. the recommender plugin can be installed on repositories and journal systems to recommend similar scholarly content. on this very blog , nancy pontika, lucas anastasiou and petr knoth, announced the release of the recommender as a: read more... posted on 31st october 2017 author nancypontika categories , recommender , repositories tags open access , recommendation systems , recommender , statistics , strathclyde university , strathprints , tdm , text and data mining reaches a new milestone: 75 million metadata and 6 million full text is continuously growing. this month we have reached 75 million metadata and 6 million full of text scientific research articles harvested from both open access journals and repositories. this past february we reported 66 million metadata and 5 million full text articles, while at the end of december 2016 we had just over 4 million full text. this shows our continuous commitment to bring to our users the widest possible range of open access articles. to celebrate this milestone, we gathered the knowledge of our data scientists, programmers, researchers, and designers to illustrate our portion of metadata and full text with a less traditional (sour apple) “pie chart”. read more... posted on 16th may 2017 16th may 2017 author admin categories aggregation , , growth , harvesting , repositories tags pie chart , statistics introducing the interface for the r programming language update 19/06/2017: the package has been renamed from “r” to “roa”. the r programming language has come a long way from being mainly a data analysis powerhouse (r is a descendant of bell lab’s s language ) to a general purpose language with the powerful features that we know today. and r have not been total strangers; the first release of the “r” package in february 2016 from ropensci provided the r users with an interface for ’s api . ropensci works towards providing access to data repositories through r and promotes maintainable and reproducible tools for scientific methods and analyses. read more... posted on 11th may 2017 19th june 2017 author aresxs categories api , , sdk tags r programming language , ropensci listed number 1 in the list of top 21 free online journal and research databases image from the scribendi website, 101 free online journal and research databases for academics. an online editing and proofreading company, scribendi , has recently put together a list of top 21 freely available online databases . it is a pleasure to see listed as number 1 resource in this list. has been included in this list thanks to its large volume of open access and free of cost content, offering 66 million of bibliographic metadata records and 5 million of full-text research outputs. our content originates from open access journals and repositories, both institutional and disciplinary and can be accessed via our search engine . in addition, we also offer an api and datasets for programmable access to this content, enabling the development of new artificial intelligence-based applications for scientists and for carrying out text and data mining of scientific literature. read more... posted on 17th february 2017 author admin categories aggre

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